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Presentation Throughout the year, it’s possible to harvest honey two to three times—if nature allows. The first harvest consists of flower honey, collected primarily from cherry trees, apple trees, rapeseed, and dandelions near the apiary, not to mention the many small wildflowers in the fields. This honey, light yellow to white in color, is creamy [...]Read More...default